Zelek
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Good luck....stop occasionally and check the gas and add oil to it.
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The Alfa's face is absolutely gorgeous - most people agree.
To the OP - congrats! I've wanted one ever since I saw a photo in the local newspaper probably 3+ years ago. They are beautiful and the V6 is the best sounding cylinder-deprived engine I've heard.
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As with any new car introduction there are teething pains. Most of the issues were addressed in the first year and that's why I waited for an '18. As a long term Alfa owner, I'm aware of the issues but again this is not exclusive to Alfa.
The reason for ditching my 2015 Mustang, which has been GREAT, is due to my high mileage and looking down the barrel of a $2k AC repair that's known to Ford across the 15-early 16 model years. Just don't want to drop $2k+ on a car that's more than 3 years old and closing in on 50k.
The reason for ditching my 2015 Mustang, which has been GREAT, is due to my high mileage and looking down the barrel of a $2k AC repair that's known to Ford across the 15-early 16 model years. Just don't want to drop $2k+ on a car that's more than 3 years old and closing in on 50k.
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